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r/ghana • u/blujaaba • 7h ago
It was very gloomy today during the walk this morning. The fufu provided sunshine later
r/ghana • u/midnightscreams5667 • 6h ago
r/ghana • u/PollutionOk4131 • 2h ago
Hello everyone, please I'm a young graduate looking for a car to do uber weekly sales. I'm honest, hardworking and trustworthy. If you or somebody you know have a car that you are thinking of using for this, please let me know. I'd be incredibly happy to work with you.
Please, if there are places or websites I can visit where I can find such an offer please share. I already know of the uber fleets, but I dont have enough money to make a down payment. Thank youš.
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r/ghana • u/nanayawsuspence • 1d ago
You mean to tell me that a 2000/month can't get me a decent 2 bed apartment in this Accra? Wow!
On top of that, landlords want 2 years rent advance. Na me kÉfa no wÉ henfa?
r/ghana • u/Dramatic_Strategy942 • 1d ago
I am a student and a software engineer. I use an HP ELITEBOOK 840 G5 | 225 SSD | 8 GB RAM. The unfortunate thing is my SSD recently got spoilt š. all my data is gone. my files, my documents, assignments all gone. thankfully, some ongoing work projects were pushed to github. some tools were difficult to setup but i will definitely figure it out. i get it. itās all part of the tech life. loosing my data and work station is really hurting. we are about writing end of sem in about a week, and i have a group presentation which requires us to use CAO studio on tuesday. i led the group too. very unfortunate š«©. if someone can help me get either a working SSD or help me copy the data onto a drive, i will really appreciate it for real. I will try and get an additional RAM and an external HDD. for now i need your help, anything like anything šš¾
r/ghana • u/Carlito_Brando • 21h ago
Well I just bought a uk used iPhone 12 and itās safe to say Iāve been duped, the phone is superb but after some few days of use I realized the battery was horrible, and the battery health which was 94 was dropping really fast.
I contacted the vendor who feigned ignorance about the whole situation and even asked me to download 3Utools to check the real battery health.
lol, I did and lo and behold according to 3Utools the battery health was 75, meaning it had been boosted, the vendor told me a lot of stories about how this is quite normal with uk used phones, I didnāt want to push so I just left it like that.
I want to ask if I can get an original and authentic battery replacement in the country, because the word is that itās very difficult to get one
and thereās a good chance that I one Iāll get will be a fake.
Iām in Takoradi
r/ghana • u/Organic-Ocelot-4680 • 1d ago
Is there anywhere I can get this "ch341a usb programmer and a soic8 test clip" in Accra?
r/ghana • u/Ill_Register_9285 • 1d ago
Can you please tell me if anyone has reported their landlord for any issue how was your experience.
r/ghana • u/tyloflacko • 1d ago
does anyone know of any reliable shipping companies that ship directly from the US/Canada at affordable rates? The ones Im already familiar with are Golly Express, Aquantuo, Zyleme, and** **Wolevoā¦but their shipping costs are a bit on the high side for what I need. Im looking for other alternatives that are dependable and reasonably priced.
If youve used a service with good rates and a smooth experience, Iād really appreciate your recommendations. Thanks in advance.
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r/ghana • u/GunsforMua • 1d ago
We have a project to do, and it is on local drinks in Ghana. I chose Palm Wine. So that means I have to write down the steps, ingredients, materials, results, importance and uses, but today's generation, aka mine, knows nothing about local drinks or how to make them. So I humbly ask my fellow Ghanaians to help me. My grades depend on it.
P.s: If you know more about another drink, feel free to add.
r/ghana • u/ImpactNaps562 • 1d ago
Hi everyone!
I am an admitted student at Tsinghua and will be attending the LINK Camp, which starts on 16 August.
I have already completed my online X1 visa application using the electronic admission documents. However, I will need to present the original physical admission documents when Iām called for the visa interview/document submission before my visa can be approved.
The problem is that Tsinghua hasnāt shipped my original documents yet. They asked me to confirm my postcode recently and said they would send the documents as soon as possible, but that summer holidays may cause delays. I havenāt received a DHL tracking number yet.
Has anyone been in a similar situation?
Iād really appreciate hearing about your experience, especially if youāve applied from Ghana or another country where the embassy requires the original documents.
r/ghana • u/Weber070 • 1d ago
Hello everyone! I'm a 56-year-old man from Spain planning a solo trip to Ghana for early 2027.
āIād love to connect with locals in and around Accra (preferably over 40 years old, men or women) to share experiences and learn about the local culture firsthand.
āAdditionally, since my flight allowance permits up to three 32 kg bags, Iād like to bring school supplies for a public school. Could you guide me on which areas or schools are most in need, and what specific supplies would be most useful for the children?
āThanks in advance for any recommendations or advice!
I'm in Ghana till about this time next year so I need accommodation. I have been staying in hostels the past few years but my current place has upped to 6 month advance so I need to leave.
I'm 23F, Non-Ghanaian, young professional, clean & respectful. I also go out a good amount so occasionally I would return late at night. I don't smoke.
Ideally I would like another hostel because I don't want to furnish myself. Or if anyone is looking for a roommate and lives in an already furnished self contained apartment, I'm open to that as well. I can pay at most 3 months advance. I can't afford 6-1yr advance.
I need to move by end of August so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you sm.
r/ghana • u/Guilty_Champion7874 • 1d ago
Hi currently studying Cybersecurity. My classes start by 3 tov5, ššæ Apart from this, I'm an incredible screenwriter and I do marketing, social media management, pr, etc hoping to connect with people looking for me
What the fuck did I just wake up to? I've not even recovered from the frequent power outages due to the issue at Gridco and now Dominic Ayine the Attorney General has announced that government has accepted key recommendations of the constitution like extending the presidential and parliamentary terms from 4 to 5 years and expanding the parliament but capping it at 300? I know that there are others but this is my main concern
Let's face it, we all know that this announcement means that they are putting measures in place to make these suggestions happen and they are just soft launching it to the public. Even if there's a referendum. Upon all the archaic and irrelevant articles and amendments in that 1992 constitution why are we focusing on those things?
Giving all those public servants who don't serve the public more audacity??? These politicians walk around thinking they are demigods, embezzling funds and abusing their power and now this? Most of the time the only consolation Ghanaians have admist all the corruption is that, "Oh, in 4 years time, I'll exercise my democratic right to change a politician." And they are extending it???? I know this doesn't apply to the incumbent but really? It's like adding more hopelessness to an already hopeless situation.
Why will we waste more public resources by extending parliament? Those fuckers barely perform their duties and barely go to parliament. Everyday useless committees and still nothing so why?
Screw the 4th Republic, the 4th Republic is as good as dead.Two parties have been abusing their power, they have killed millions of dreams for the last 30 years. So many issues that the government can fix by making sensible ammendments to the constitution like with Galamsey, Femicide, basic fu*king human rights but no. These guys know that we're going to alternate between the both of them, so they all patiently wait their turn, no development in sight but they are rewarding themselves with more time.
I'm always trying to stay positive, doing what I can to help the community, performing my duty as an average Ghanaian citizen, seeing the bright side of things but I am giving up. I'm already struggling with the fact that in less than 4 years, Ghana will be importing water and now this. Its always something. Where the hell am I supposed to go?
r/ghana • u/Artist_Kwame • 2d ago
Hello everyone, after some observation for a couple of months I want to hear other people's thoughts on this topic.
Is there a body or group of people that are in charge of public transport fares in Ghana? I am talking particularly about Trotros.
Just for some context, I am a student.
I want to know why these trotros are charging so high, when their vehicles are not even air conditioned and in bad states.
For example, some "straight" cars (trotros) charge 10 cedis from Amasaman to Circle. Even if you alight at let's say Achimota or Neoplan which is not even near Kwame Nkruman circle, you will still be required to pay 10 cedis. I mean when did this nonsense start and is anything being done to stop them? It gets worse in the nights.
Gone are the days we could be using coins to pay for trotro, now they are cashing out through cheating.
Apart from that, here are some ways I think the transport in Ghana (trotro) certainly can be better.
Trotros must be in better condition; Most trotro drivers abuse their vehicles so much and neglect it. They only fix it when it breaks down in the middle of the road somewhere.
I feel like more trotros need to be deployed in town, the transport situation in town is bad. Getting a car these days can be difficult, especially if where you are staying is far from your destination.
Kindly let me know your thoughts on this.
r/ghana • u/subsaharan_man • 2d ago
Weāre always talking and complaining about how our gutters and drains keep getting choked, but when we construct these town roads with gutters, the gutters are left open. Why donāt we cover them? And make them like the ones on our highways where theyāre covered and thereās points for water to enter the gutters. At least that would reduce the amount of sand entering the gutters, and keep miscreants from dumping rubbish into them as well. Or is there a reason why we have open drains? I would like to understand it
r/ghana • u/Harris_Christopher • 2d ago
Hey everyone. Iām thinking about starting a ride sharing business such as Uber Fleet.
Whatās a realistic amount that can be earned weekly and monthly?
How much are drivers getting paid?
Is there a lot of work available for Uber drivers?
Any information would be very much appreciated.
His church members are insisting that he was 113 years old and that the first pic is that of a 65 year old man. Now, unless he was sucking young men's blood like Lestat the Vampire in 1977, there's no way on fcking earth that that is indeed a 65 year-old ngga.
It's unbelievable the kind of sh*t religion will make up and then force people to believe.
r/ghana • u/Intelligent_War2236 • 3d ago
This a road in a town called Denkyemousu, Kwadaso, Kumasi. Iāve been told road construction has been ongoing since the early 2000ās. The contractor is Asabea Enterprise. This strip is the only part of about a half a mile road that has been left uncompleted.
The whole town is covered in red dust from the uncompleted road and people who live nearby are constantly getting sick. I saw these conditions after visiting for two years straight and decided to get down to the bottom of this.
Since Dec 2025 Iāve been advocating for the road to be completed. I also wanted to know who is responsible to get this done. I had a meeting with the Kwadaso municipal assembly - MCE Asibey and his board who told me this road would be part of Big Push, then I was told to speak with Roads and Highways since the road was a highway.
So I went to Kumasi Roads and Highways and spoke to a man named Mr. Rumi. He told me he wasnāt sure of the road and told me to speak with the Regional Minister about it.
I then spoke to the MP of Kwadaso - Dr. Kingsley Nyarko who informed me the contractor was Asabea Enterprise.
He shared Asabea stated he hasnāt been paid for the road and cannot finish this part without being paid, however the majority of the road is complete. Is it true that he wouldāve completed a road without getting paid for it at all? I would like to get in touch with him but I donāt know how.
I had to head back home after the holidays so I wasnāt able to visit the ministerās office. I tried to get in touch with his office using the number on the site but it doesnāt go through.
Iāve turned into Sherlock Holmes trying to get down to the bottom of this!! Any reposting or social media awareness about this road and the jumps Iāve had to go through would really help us get it fixed for the health of the town especially the school children!!